2010
01.17

Moto/Flyfishing Packing List

Author: mike
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Thought I’d post my standard packing list for camping/fishing trips.

If you think I’m missing something please leave a comment.

Item: Car Camping: Moto Camping: Backpacking:
2 burner stove & fuel *
BBQ & fuel *
Beer * *
Black garbage bags * *
Book(s) * * *
Booze * * *
Bungee cords *
Camera * * *
Cell phone & chargers * *
Campfire permit * * *
Camping chairs *
Camping kitchen * *
Cell phone * * *
Cooler & ice *
Cutting mat/board *
Clorox hand wipes (for after ribs) *
Dog dish & food * *
Drinking glass * *
Duct Tape *
Copy of moto keys *
Firewood *
First aid kit * * *
Flask * *
Flies * * *
Flip flops *
Flyrod(s) * * *
Food * * *
Gloves * *
GPS * * *
Gravel guards * * *
Hat * * *
Headlamp * * *
Helmet *
Jacket * * *
Jeans * *
Knife * * *
Lantern *
Light & Dark Visors *
Lighter & Matches * * *
Long johns * * *
Mosquito repellent * * *
Moto boots *
Moto jacket & pants *
Nalgeen * * *
Net * * *
Pack stove *
Paper towels *
Polarized sunglasses * * *
Pots, pans, & spatula *
Rain shell * * *
Reel(s) * * *
Rope * * *
Shoes/boots * * *
Shorts * * *
Sleeping bag * * *
Sleeping pad * * *
Soap * * *
Socks * * *
Spork(s) * * *
Sunscreen * * *
Tent, rain-fly, & ground cover * * *
Toiletries * * *
TP & shovel * * *
T-Shirt * * *
Underwear * * *
Fishing vest * *
Waders * * *
Wading boots * * *
Water jugs * *
Water purifier * * *
Wine key * *

9 comments so far

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  1. @Reyzie said: 2010.01.20 18:08

    Thanks for the GREAT info! :-)

    Curious though, how do you carry your waders/boots? I pack about a 38lb backpack and got everything in the pack EXCEPT my waders! I ride a KLX400 dual-sport to my fly fishing, but there’s no room to carry/strap-on much else…

  2. altopalo said: 2010.01.20 19:09

    Glad this was helpful. I put my waders, gravel guards, and boots in a backpack, like the one I used in high school. Then I attach the backpack to the passenger seat in front of my luggage with bungee cords.

  3. Anonymous said: 2010.06.02 17:06

    Some places don’t allow cooking over a fire and you must cook on a stove. Your list does not account for this

  4. Tim said: 2010.06.02 19:56

    He DID Mention a Pack Stove!!!

  5. Mike said: 2010.06.02 21:38

    Thx for the comments. If you think of things that are missing please let me know. I’ll happily update the list.

    There are two stoves in the list: 1) a two burner I use for car camping and 2) the pack stove for backpacking.

    When car camping, I prefer to bring my own firewood to save harvesting. By end of summer there isn’t much left. I try to reduce the season long pressure on what’s naturally available.

  6. Anonymous said: 2010.06.05 00:06

    you forgot the beer

  7. altopalo said: 2010.06.05 07:20

    I intended ‘Booze’ to cover it. Probably worth adding as it’s own line item.

  8. Anonymous said: 2010.06.05 10:33

    DUCK TAPE, so handy

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